Bedrock vs Vertigraph SiteWorx: earthworks takeoff compared
Vertigraph's SiteWorx is a dedicated earthworks takeoff program for cut and fill from plans. Bedrock's Earthworks Pro covers proposal-stage cut and fill too, reading contours, elevation labels and spot grades off civil PDFs for you to review, and then sends the yards to the job's estimate, proposal and budget. A dedicated program suits a shop that only needs volumes; Bedrock suits one that prices the whole job in one place.
SiteWorx is a focused earthworks takeoff tool. Bedrock's Earthworks Pro sits inside a full estimating app, on the same plans as the rest of your takeoff.
SiteWorx is an earthworks takeoff program. Bedrock is takeoff, estimating and proposals, with earthworks included in Premier.
- Best for: Contractors who proposal earthworks with concrete, paving or utilities
- Best for: Estimators who want contour labels read for them
- Best for: Teams that would rather not install software
- Why teams switch: Volumes in one program, the price in another
- Why teams switch: A desktop install on each estimating computer
- Vertigraph SiteWorx does this better: A dedicated earthworks program with a long history
- Vertigraph SiteWorx does this better: Nothing else to learn if earthworks is all you do
Questions
Is Bedrock a SiteWorx alternative?
Yes, if you want cut and fill in the same app as your estimate and proposal. Earthwork Pro is included in Premier and in trials, for companies whose trades include earthwork, concrete & earthwork, or paving & sitework.
What does Earthwork Pro give me?
Existing and proposed surfaces, bank cubic yards of cut and fill, cut and fill areas, net import or export, a cut/fill map over the plan and a 3D view, then the quantities as line items on the job's estimate.
Does sending quantities again overwrite my prices?
No. Sending again updates the quantities on the existing lines and keeps your prices, descriptions and notes.
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